Deaths and funeral notices in a small town were reported
A Sunday afternoon tragedy described the death of Mrs. Joe Collins from apoplexy while caring for her eleven year old son. Funeral set for Friday at 2:30 PM at M. B. church, with Rev. Wan Flege and Rev. N. Batchelor assisting. home services canceled due to illness of the boy. The community mourns a devoted mother and neighbor. Also noted was the death of George Doran after a fishing trip, followed by funeral arrangements. Doran had long served as the school’s efficient tutor and was well regarded. Additional items reference mining efforts and local figures, reflecting a period of loss, work, and community life.
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Hoywring
Joe Collins
Mothara
Texas
M. B
Wan. Flege
N.s Batchelor
Laiyard
George Doran
Auf
Geo, Doran
John’ ‘Sestings
Oystal Lake
John Serhagl
Toran
Pethy
Dovan
Bittal
Yama
Jover
Tive
Yalan
Phut
Burnly Corttey
Oveubay
Buffalo Center Falters In Close Minn. Contest At Shervurn
Buffalo Center lost a tight Sunday game in Shervurn Minnesota after a strong pitching showing by Varg but costly fielding and base running errors. Elmora tied the eleven inning affair on Leeson’s two hits before Dent’s single plated the decisive run. Buffalo Center then faces All Nations and Fairmont resin this coming weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Shervurn
Minnesota
Cenbhy
Elmora
Levson
Rake
Leeson
Dent
Elmore
Robinson
Deal
Buffalo Center
All Nations
Fairmont Resin
Chinch bug menace hits Iowa winter wheat crop
Reports to Dr. G J Drake of Iowa State College indicate up to half of the wheat stand in southeastern Iowa is down due to chinch bugs. Infestation spans 18 counties in the southeast. Control is limited until migration begins. dust barriers may curb the pest. Cooperate with Iowa State College entomology and county agents to prevent next year’s destruction. Roadwork in Poweshiek and neighboring counties involves graveling long stretches of major routes, with bids awarded and contractors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
G. J. Drake
Entomology Department
State College
Kausas City
Drake
Iowa State College
Card of Thanks for George Doran Family
The family of George Doran expresses sincere gratitude to Buffalo Center and area for the many acts of kindness and assistance shown during their father and uncle’s life, death, and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Center
George’ Doran
Oral Doran Ohn
Mayme
Margaret
Agnes Keegan
Flying Valentinos to headline July Race meeting amusements
The fair directors booked sensational aerialists the Flying Valentinos for the 1924 July Race meeting. Four daring performers offer double somersaults and high aerial feats, with a comedian and the Fisher Sisters described as top acts. The Threat Lenoirs and three gymnasts provide mid air feats on rings and trapeze, with ornate costumes and striking apparatus enhancing the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair
Valentinos
Fisher Sisters
Hhe
Wheir
Gienancen
Trail of the Lonesome Pine at Regent Theatre
The Paramount feature scene shows the log cabin home of Devil Tolliver in Cumberland Mountains with Mary Miles Minter and Ernest Torrence. A traveling radio-equipped motor truck visits Davenport with a five-tube receiver, housing six, headed for the west coast with popcorn trade quote and piano for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Antonio Moreno
Ernest ‘Torrence
Cnat
White Way No.7
Davenport
Woo
Moline Truck
Mr. Hill
Wite
Mre
Harry Devine
West Coast
Mrs Edwards entertains Lincoln Ladies Club in June
Mrs Bert Edwards hosted the Lincoln Ladies Country Club Friday afternoon June 20 canceled due to widespread illness. Plans for the next three meetings included July 18 at Mrs Bell’s home and September 19 at Mrs Koppen’s home with topics on machine finished works and ribbon work. Additional notes mention Kossuth Co state fair plans and a possible county exhibit, plus dress form demonstrations by Hebron Township teachers and a July 5 meeting at Mrs Julius Jensen’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Edwards
Lincoln Ladies Country Club
Hess
Bell
Julius
Felixs
Gua Koppen
Konpen
Gail Butterfield
Florence Jehgen
Kossuth Co
County i
Hebron Township
Julius Jensen
Congregational Church Services and Sermons
Congregational Church led by Alec Russell pastor announces Sunday schedule with 10 30 morning worship and 7 15 evening services. Sermons titled The tender pity of God like as a mother pitteth his children and The Preachers great theme the Preaching of the Cross. Community sick urged to attend for worship and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gool
Ike
Methodist Church Postpones Week of Services Due to Illness
sickness in the pastor family leads to indefinite postponement of planned Osska Jooga week including Sunday School at 10 A.M and services at 11 A.M and 8 P.M. Pastor Wm. Pigge leads the church while Prof. Forest C. Budiga of the University of Iowa cites a bank voice ID incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osska- Jooga
Suraday’ School
Pigge
World speed pacing horses to race at the Towa State Fair
After talks, Towa State Fair management announced a special match race at the fair featuring Single G, Margaret, and Stu Roch, touted as the world’s fastest pacing trio. The August 3 race carries a 5000 purse with rain date August 24, aiming to set attendance records amid a week of horse and auto races. Over 27000 in purses expected for horse events, plus about 10000 for auto races across two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Meld
Mississippi
Towa State Fair Management
Margaret
Dillion
Stu Roch
Faly
Plant Rape and Clover Trials for Corn Cropping
Inquiries among farmers and experiments indicate that pear, clover, planted with corn may be successful not oftener than twice in five years. Wilting for age crops suggests that with a protein supplement, pork yields per acre may exceed corn alone. Laying by corn a week earlier improves rape or clover growth, especially when the field is well weeded and soil moisture is favorable. Former Iowa residents featured in a national Republican convention in Cleveland, including Theodore P. Buxton of Ohio and Dr. M. L. Burton of Michigan, with backgrounds tied to Grinnell College and Poweshiek county. Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming served as permanent chairman, noting his youthful days on the prairie and local schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo Suzeest
Iowa
Cleveland
Theodore P. Buxton
Ohio
Grinnell College
Grinnell
M. L. Burton
Michigan State University
Coolidge
Lincoln Township
Poweshiek County
Brooklyn
University of
Minnesota
Michigan
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Ghatmmiy
Gattle
Dirkingon Cquity
Spirit
Lake
Buon Mer
Regular Meeting Notice of Buffalo Camp No 2659 MWA
Regular meeting of Buffalo Camp No 2659 MWA slated for Wednesday evening July 2 1924. Full attendance desired as important business to be considered. By order of Vice Consul McDermott Clerk. Qammp 2650
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Buffalo Camp No
M. W.A
Dippeal
McDermott
Qammp
Remember These Dates Winnebago O Convention Buffalo County Iowa
The American Legion notes dates for state and national conventions including Winnebago County O Convention in Iowa and St Paul National Convention dates. It highlights bonus applications, discharge papers, and unit details, urging prompt submission and attendance at posts. It also covers the West Bend grotto project and local items about Post officers and a Theodore N. Vail bronze medal awarded to Mrs. Cassia Blayton for heroism during the 1923 Waucoma fire.
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Winnebago County
Buffalo Couitery
Iowa
Ottumwon
st. + Paul
Minn
Winnebago
Legion
Nuit
Ray ‘Murray
West’ Bend Inst
Sunda
Fry “Dobberstein
Dobberstein
Clarence ‘Fisher
Clarence
Sherburn
Bunday
Pepper
Tnio
Whnnebage
Park
Dickinson Snd
Cumming
Brobkhart
Kennus
Arzyone
iOur
Guy ‘Hunn
A D Lowe
Herman’ Witt
Tom Hamilton
Henry Winter
Belford
Tohnaton
Tony Glockner
Cassia Blayton
Alpha 'Teléphone Company
Waucoma
Fayete County
Theodore N. Vail
Bell’ Telephone Co
Wauco’ Basin
Tire
Brayton
West Union
New Hampton
Pheasants blamed as pests in Bremer and Butler counties
Chinese pheasants are described as tame and destructive, taking over gardens and cornfields. A farmer in Butler County killed one after a line of pasturing, a game warden arrested him but a jury cleared him. Butler County farm bureau directors denounced the bird and urged discretion by wardens. In Bremer County, farmers at a meeting signaled support for the pest claim by raising hands in agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Butler
Butler County
Tarmiers
Hla
Avery
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Golling
Geo. Doran
Porstilug
Matton
Rayner
Poe
Asia
Jasper County
Montezuma
Malcom
Northwestern Gravel, Co
Johnson & ‘Wiringa
Buckeye
Hardin
County
Ray Nutting
Ceylon
Mrs. Edwards
Eintertains
Alec’ Russell
Forest. C. Budiga
University of Iowa
Aun
Professor Musign
University of Town
WHAA
Recor
I.dehaan
First Reformed Church
Pellla
Marion County
Woodman Meeting
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